First published January 1, 1911
Boys of the Old Sea Bed: Tales of Nature and Adventure by Charles Allen McConnell
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These tales are at last put upon paper, after having served the demands of a generation of little folk now – grown tall – for stories of “when papa was a boy.” All the tales are founded upon facts, and many are incidents and experiences reproduced as faithfully as memory paints the pictures._x000D_
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The red men are gone; the great forest is no more; railroads and cities and farms occupy the bottom of the “Old Sea Bed.” But the same courage and hardihood and clean living which marked the pioneers of near a half century ago is still the hope of America._x000D_
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